Nearly 80% of the nation’s freight moves through Chattanooga, due to the convergence of three major internates: I-75, I-24 and I-59.
A trucking company mishandled an employee’s harassment complaint, leading to a termination and ultimately a large jury award against the company.
The Tuesday deadline imposed by K-Ratio to sign its universal settlement agreement or face legal ramifications passed without a consensus for the 34 trucking companies that participated in its fuel hedging program. The Chicago-based company abruptly shut down its fuel futures program in late June.
Federal prosecutors filed a motion Tuesday requesting the court dismiss all charges against ex-Pilot President Mark Hazelwood and two former sales team executives, Scott Wombold and Heather Jones. In October, a federal appellate court overturned Hazelwood’s conviction.
Peterbilt, Kenworth and DAF Trucks are sold out globally for 2021 as the global semiconductor shortage leaves 6,500 trucks awaiting parts.
TFI International’s hard line on unprofitable UPS Freight legacy business is helping accelerate the LTL carrier’s turnaround – and it’s just getting started
Tesla is delaying production of its battery-powered electric Semi until 2022 because of a shortage of batteries, threatening its first-mover advantage.
Dismantling highways to repair social damage may have consequences for the supply chain.
Strong second-quarter results give way to second-half volume growth concerns. An analyst calls the share sell-off “overdone.”
Pollution credit sales are less of a factor as vehicle profitability at Tesla shifts to overdrive in Q2.
The 12-week run of increases added 31 cents to benchmark price from its starting point.
TFI International beats analysts in the second quarter as its U.S. LTL division left its days as UPS Freight in the dust.
The Truckload Carriers Association has partnered with LaunchIt Public Relations to promote the trucking industry.
Cummins is working with Air Products to convert about 2,000 trucks fore the world’s largest maker of hydrogen. gas
The new law has some changes for smaller trucks but larger trucks are facing tight restrictions.
Americans were expected to divert disposable income away from goods as the economy reopened to travel, lodging and entertainment. It isn’t happening, most observers say, and the supply chain implications are profound.
With two significant acquisitions in the last year, the major force in factoring embarks on a new path.
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: US agricultural exporters experiencing shipping container crunch; TForce Logistics expands last-mile delivery in Texas; Dachser expands operations in Arizona; and TexAmericas Center to expand rail service.
FMCSA urges truck drivers affected by the Philips recall of nearly 4 million CPAP or BiPAP machines “to work with their medical providers to find alternatives wherever possible — and for CPAP manufacturers to provide all available assistance to drivers impacted by recalls.”
Interstate Personnel Services announced the acquisition of Missouri-based dry van truckload carrier Transport Distribution Co.
